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Author: Han Li
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: This book is her publicly published . It is a novel depicting the survival status of contemporary youth in a commodity-based economy. The author examines society and life through the eyes of a teenager, filled with criticism of various unreasonable social phenomena and educational flaws under the control of money. The background of the novel is set in Shenzhen, a special economic zone, with a plot brimming with the rich life of a modern metropolis. The author extends from campus life to meticulously describe the lives of both the rich and the poor in Shenzhen, mercilessly exposing the and of souls corrupted by money, while solemnly praising self-respect and dreams in poverty. Many characters in the book are vividly portrayed, with distinct personalities and dynamic, imaginative, and tension-filled language.
Zhang Xiaoxiao is a girl with dreams in her heart. During her flower-like years, her parents, due to a divorce,“”her one after another. She seeks refuge in a high school in Shenzhen and, by chance, becomes the class monitor of a first-year class. Sensitive and kind, she gains many new friends. Soon, the class's most handsome, most playboy-like, and most charming boy, Han Li, secretly falls in love with Zhang Xiaoxiao but refuses to admit it. Meanwhile, Zhang Xiaoxiao still misses her close friend from middle school in Beijing. After a trip to Beijing, Zhang Xiaoxiao begins to accept Han Li, but her classmate Han Ziwei, with his untamed aura, deeply attracts her. She is torn between the two and struggles to make a choice. Her friends, divided into two factions with Han Li and Han Ziwei as their leaders, have completely different views on society and school, leading to a series of clashes. She tries to mediate but finds it futile. Amidst the bustling life of the city, she feels lost.
At the same time, they all go through many things, face difficulties, traps, and minefields, but also harvest genuine joy and sincere friendships. In the unrestrained prose of the author, these teenagers grow sorrowfully yet joyfully, all destined to have a brilliant tomorrow.